I've never seen a candidate that was on a first name basis with the press they deal with. Take notes human politicians, you might actually learn something.
You don't get out much, do you? Boris Johnson, the former Prime Minister was on first name terms with Laura Kuenssberg, the BBC's Political Editor at the time. There are also a slew of Conservative politicians who work hand-in-glove with several lead journalists in the broadsheet press.
@@lamotiengodidal6511 Boris Johnson was on a first name basis Laura Kuenssberg... Thats an impressive level of humanity right there but not really the same as what Binface is doing is it. Also I don't think Conservative politicians should be working hand-in-glove with lead journalists, that doesn't sound good.
@@danfr444 Are you brain addled? My comment about Boris Johnson was _not_ a compliment. Furthermore, drawing an equivalance between Boris Johnson, an amoral pathological liar with a vindictive streak and Count Binface, a charming, quick-witted comic satirising modern politics is unfair.
You... don't think there's a difference between Sadiq Khan and Susan Hall? Is the fact that she's absolutely off her rocker not enough of a deciding factor?
@@The_Plastic_Ape You seem to be implying that people might as well vote for Buckethead as there's no difference between the other candidates but I'm saying there is a difference, because the Tory candidate is a certified loon who believes racist conspiracy theories.
Apparently it’s all about two arrested for cutting down a tree and 20 years of World of Warcraft, seriously what are these BBC journalists doing when there is a scandal like this.
Hell I'd vote for the Count if I was a Londoner just for the entertainment value, and to get rid of the usual suspects,if the Count beats everyone that would really be a story, people don't want to be taken advantage of anymore so we put someone in who just wants to not be the usual liars and parliamentary class 🤷♂️ Plus it would be comedy gold
Sadly even if he won, He would resign straight after Its kind of the point When it gets to the point a raving looney wins you know things have gone tits up
@@mk_gamíng0609 I don't think he's a raving looney I actually think he knows exactly what he's doing I bet he's very normal and a very clever person in reality, you have to be clever to what he's doing and be coherent with it
@@oliwilson Smart answer, thank you. Oh the ships that pass one by in the night! Hidden in plain sight, I don't suppose that I'd given much consideration to the Mars family chocolates, at least the ones that run rings around the others, range from the Milky Way of the Twenties through to the Galaxy of 1960 and even Starburst and Orbit chewing gum. Other brand names are available...
@@dirtyden1 Vielen dank genädiger fellow. I was on the cusp of doing my German homework but you have done it for me and the rest of the world _herein_ contained.
It's the same dude, he had to create a new character because the LBH character was originally from an 80's Star Wars parody film and the copyright owners made him stop using the likeness.
I'm afraid the scoop is closer to the scenario of Iron Sky: it's not a real alien, it's a disguised german cow. Which makes the use of the term "alien" extremely accurate, despite a title comparable to the "glory days" of the Sun.
I want to vote for you but you seem to be tied to the EU heavily? The EU isn't what it was when we joined and it was either a polite exit by us or a dramatic one by the french. How would you approach that?
